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Inside the new documents for Google's massive San Jose project Members of the public can now view Google LLC's resubmitted application and new environmental documents for the search giant's proposed mixed-use development spanning about 80 acres along downtown San Jose's western edge. The city of San Jose ...
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From Tesla to Hummer and more: Here's every electric pickup truck coming Are electric pickups our future? Tesla. The world has hardly accepted electric cars as the new normal, but that's OK because automakers big and small appear to agree that electric pickup trucks are the golden ticket. Trucks, as you likely know, have exploded ...
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Airlines cut more flights, furlough workers at San Antonio International Travelers' fear of flying is causing more flight cuts at San Antonio International Airport — as well as worker furloughs. American Airlines stopped its direct flights from San Antonio to Miami and Chicago's O'Hare International Airport at the beginning of ...
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Fed's Kashkari warns that delaying stimulus will have 'enormous consequences' Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari told CNBC that there would be "enormous consequences" if more fiscal stimulus isn't approved. "Whatever assistance can be provided to people who have lost their jobs is important," he said. President Donald Trump ...
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Netflix Will Surge 28% to $650, According to This Analyst The stock of Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) has been one of the undisputed winners this year, having jumped 56% so far in 2020, but will surge to new all-time highs over the course of the coming year. So says Pivotal Research analyst Jeffrey Wlodarczak.
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Second Pilgrim's Pride ex-CEO embroiled in federal price-fixing investigation Federal prosecutors indicted a second ex-CEO of Pilgrim's Pride and five others from the poultry industry with criminal charges alleging they conspired to fix prices for wholesale chicken over several years. The Wednesday indictments add six suspects to an ...
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Howard Stern and SiriusXM talking $120M annual deal: Report Howard Stern might get his most lucrative deal with SiriusXM yet. Continue Reading Below. The on-air host, 66, is reportedly facing negotiations with the satellite radio company as his current contract comes to a close at the end of December, according to ...
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Crown inquiry LIVE updates: James Packer a 'key driving force' of junket operators The hearing commences at 10am AEDT. You can watch below by clicking the play button: Latest updates. 1.23pm. More blame for Craigie over junket risks. By Patrick Hatch. Packer is now being asked about whether Crown's board set a "risk appetite" with ...
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Culver City to Present Free Virtual Job Fair The event will take place on Oct. 16 and it will feature opportunities with several companies offering wages between $15 and $20 per hour, according to officials. Published 2 hours ago • Updated 1 hour ago. A woman works from home with a laptop computer.
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Reports says poor planning, heat caused California blackouts SACRAMENTO — Poor planning coupled with extreme weather caused rolling blackouts that affected hundreds of thousands of people during an August heat wave, energy regulators said Tuesday. A 121-page preliminary analysis concluded that the state ...
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Some Tucson restaurants will catch a break on delivery service commission fees The Tucson City Council approved a cap on commissions for third-party restaurant delivery services Tuesday, preventing companies such as DoorDash, UberEats and GrubHub from charging locally-owned restaurants more than 15% as they continue to deal ...
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Dollywood suspends entry after hitting Tennessee Pledge visitor's cap PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. (WATE) — Dollywood has begun to let visitors back in after a temporary suspension on Wednesday to limit the number of people in the theme park. In a message on the theme park's social media account pages, the park reached its ...
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Girl Scouts prepare for cookie season as candy sales wrap up SACRAMENTO, Calif — The girl scouts are wrapping up their fall sales of candies, nuts and magazines on Oct. 18, with just a couple of months until cookie season starts. This season, the girls send out emails to friends and family with links to their ...
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$120 million in NV Energy bill credits going out to customers in October LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A $120 million bill credit for NV Energy's Southern Nevada customers will show up in power bills starting on Oct. 9, according to a news release from the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada. The record refund — in the form of bill ...
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Stellar numbers: TCS roars back to recovery, to resume salary hikes from October The events of the last six months, the CEO said, have re-emphasised the importance of transformative technologies. "We have been well-positioned to take advantage of this," he said. This excludes the provision of Rs 1,218 crore in the EPIC Systems ...
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Petco will no longer sell electronic collars Petco says it will no longer sell electronic collars, the first major pet products chain to pull the items from its stores and online. Animal rights groups have long opposed the use of the collars, arguing that they cause animals distress. The move comes as part of ...
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Resources Connection: Fiscal 1Q Earnings Snapshot IRVINE, Calif. (AP) _ Resources Connection Inc. (RGP) on Wednesday reported fiscal first-quarter earnings of $2.3 million. On a per-share basis, the Irvine, California-based company said it had net income of 7 cents. Earnings, adjusted for one-time gains and ...
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AWS turns to Twitch to teach cloud skills Amazon Web Services is turning to sister company Twitch's live streaming platform to help partners and customers build their foundational AWS cloud knowledge and prepare for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam. "AWS Power Hour: Cloud ...
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6 Head-Scratching Things That Are Open While Cruises Are Not For many, it's time to get back to cruising. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) asked the public for comments on a return to cruising and the issues facing safe sailing. Many of the public comments were strongly in favor of a return of cruises: Bottom line is ...
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A transgender man is suing Amazon, claiming he was denied a raise after disclosing he was pregnant Shaun Simmons, a transgender man in New Jersey, told NBC News he was passed over for a promotion when he informed his manager he was pregnant in June 2019. He also told NBC News that once other co-workers found out about his pregnancy, he ...
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FTSE 100 flat after Donald Trump ends US stimulus talks The FTSE 100 flatlined after US President Donald Trump abruptly ended talks between Republicans and Democrats over the next round of fiscal stimulus. London's blue-chip index was just 0.02 per cent higher at 5,951 points as it approached midday.
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2021 Chevrolet Silverado HD adds more towing capacity, tech and special editions The 2021 Chevrolet Silverado HD can tow even heavier loads than last year! Shocking, we know. GM has upped its maximum towing capacity from 35,500 pounds to 36,000 pounds in its most capable variant (which happens to be the 3500 HD Work Truck ...
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Sarasota Memorial Hospital administers same antibody cocktail Trump received Dr. Manuel Gordillo, medical director of Sarasota Memorial Hospital Infection Prevention and Control,. After President Donald Trump announced he contracted COVID-19 on Oct. 2, doctors at at ...
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State approves $56 million settlement with Columbia Gas for Merrimack Valley gas explosions A settlement agreed upon in July that requires Columbia Gas of Massachusetts to pay $56 million for its role in the 2018 Merrimack Valley gas explosions was approved by the state Department of Public Utilities on Wednesday, officials said. The settlement ...
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Covid-19's impact on college towns, Cal Poly Covid-19's impact on 2020 and the foreseeable future is costing college towns millions of dollars, including San Luis Obispo. A recent report by the city shows Cal Poly's impact is worth $1.1 million. With school out, businesses like Firestone Grill are seeing ...
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